Key legal question
Whether the canton court's assessment of the evidence and application of in dubio pro reo were arbitrary
Extracted holding
The evidence assessment was not arbitrary and did not violate the presumption of innocence; the complaint was largely appellatory.
Extracted reasoning
The Federal Court held that only serious, unavoidable doubt would matter. The canton court could rely on the ranger's observations, the timing, the conduct of the hunting party, and the inconsistencies in the appellant's account. The appellant mainly offered a different version of events.